FROM THE MIXED-USE TO THE DIFF-USE.
Finally, almost everybody agrees that our cities should be compact, dense and programmatically diverse. Although there are quantitative nuances regarding these points, most of our efforts aim to consolidate a model of a city different from the positivism outlined in the Athens Chart. Rural migrations to urban centers overflowed imagined densities, forcing us to abandon the idea that there is a single program linked to large areas of land. Assuming this condition has led us to imagine different ways to swell and diversify the thickness of our cities.

The large-scale constructions called Mixed-Use are an example of this line of work where buildings with diverse programs converge in a single project. Today we have techniques capable of establishing certain continuity between the proposed city model and large-scale constructions. However, in the range of the average scale, this relationship has not been addressed in depth.

Team:
Architects: Sebastián Adamo, Marcelo Faiden.
Project Director: Paula Araujo Varas.
Collaborators: Ezequiel Estepo, Marcos Altgelt, Martina De Barba.
Client: Fideicomiso Bonpland 2169.
Structure: AHF S.A. Ing. Alberto Fainstein.
Sanitary Facilities: Julio Blanco.
Electrical Facilities: Ing. Daniel Gatti.
Construction Management: adamo-faiden S.R.L.